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 Names beginning with "DA" and "DHA" (1)

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  1. Daṁṣṭrānivāsī (daMSTrAnivAsI) (दंष्ट्रानिवासी) m.: One who lives in a tusk.
  2. Daṁṣṭrāla (daMSTrAla) (दंष्ट्राल) m., Daṁṣṭrālā (daMSTrAlA) (दंष्ट्राला) f.: One who is tusked.
  3. Dakṣa (dakSa) (दक्ष) m.: Able, expert, intelligent - Name of the celebrated father of Satī, the first wife of Śiva.  [satI - shiva]
  4. Dakṣajā (dakSajA) (दक्षजा) f.: Daughter of Dakṣa - Epithet for Satī, the first wife of Śiva. [dakSa - satI - shiva]
  5. Dakṣajāpati (dakSajApati) (दक्षजापति) m.: Lord of Dakṣa's daughter - Epithet for Śiva. [dakSa - shiva]
  6. Dakṣamathana (dakSamathana) (दक्षमथन) m.: Destroyer of Dakṣa - Epithet for Śiva. [dakSa - shiva]
  7. Dakṣayajñaprabhañjana (dakSayaGYaprabhaJNjana) (दक्षयज्ञप्रभञ्जन) m.: Destroyer of Dakṣa's sacrifice - Epithet for Śiva. [dakSa - shiva]
  8. Dakṣasutā (dakSasutA) (दक्षसुता) f.: Daughter of Dakṣa - Epithet for Satī, the first wife of Śiva. [dakSa - satI - shiva]
  9. Dakṣātmajāpati (dakSAtmajApati) (दक्षात्मजापति) m.: One who is a lord of Dakṣa's daughters - Epithet for the moon. [dakSa]
  10. Dakṣāri (dakSAri) (दक्षारि) m.: Enemy of Dakṣa - Epithet for Śiva. [shiva]
  11. Dakṣiṇāśāpati (dakSiNAshApati) (दक्षिणाशापति) m.: Lord of the southern quarter - Epithet for Yama, the god of death. [yama]
  12. Dakṣiṇāmūrti (dakSiNAmUrti) (दक्षिणामूर्ति) m.: Possibly, "form turned to the south" - A celebrated Tantric form of Lord Śiva. [shiva]
  13. Dagdharatha (dagdharatha) (दग्धरथ) m.: One whose war-chariot is scorched or burnt.
  14. Daṇḍa (daNDa) (दण्ड) m.: Stick, staff, pole.
  15. Dandimuṇḍa (dandimuNDa) (दन्दिमुण्ड) m.: One who is staff-handed and bald - Epithet for Śiva. [shiva]
  16. Dattātreya (dattAtreya) (दत्तात्रेय) m.: One who descends from the sage Atri as a gift - Name of a celebrated sage who was son of the great Ṛṣi or Seer known as Atri. [atri - R^iSi]
  17. Dadhivāmana (dadhivAmana) (दधिवामन) m.: Milk-dwarf (note that "dadhi" is really coagulated milk). [dadhi]
  18. Dadhīca (dadhIca) (दधीच) m.: One who sprinkles coagulated milk - Name of a deity of whose bones a thunderbolt was made with which Indra might kill the demon Vṛtra. [indra - vR^itra]
  19. Dadhīci (dadhIci) (दधीचि) m.: One who sprinkles coagulated milk - Name of a deity of whose bones a thunderbolt was made with which Indra might kill the demon Vṛtra. [indra - vR^itra]
  20. Dantivaktra (dantivaktra) (दन्तिवक्त्र) m.: One whose face is like that of an elephant - Epithet for Gaṇeśa, one of the sons of Lord Śiva. [gaNesha - shiva]

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